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zazi
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Comment #12852018
ReferralCandy | Singapore | Onsite | Full time | Front end + Full stack Engineers ReferralCandy helps ecommerce stores increase sales by getting shoppers to refer their friends. Ou…
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Comment #6457305
If what you say is true, Justfab isn't a scam company, and most of the customers know about the monthly fee, they should have no problems making the fee explicitly clear on the che…
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Comment #2466555
Good advice for those that know what their passions are. But in my experience, the hard part is in finding out exactly where their passions lie.
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Comment #2362770
Ideabing is a website that aims to share ideas - http://www.idea.ideabing.com/about/
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Comment #2161287
Doesn't make sense to me. This sounds like the opposite of what John Stuart Mill said about Socrates and the fool. "It is better to be a human being dissatisfied than a pig satisfi…
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Comment #2150568
i'm interested too.
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Comment #2127930
Don't know why they hide their pricing plans but you have to sign up to get to see the pricing plans when you try to add a website to your account. There is a free plan for less th…
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Comment #2119954
> It will certainly not be Chinese, since the world will utterly reject China’s incredibly clumsy and stupid writing system. China is the only country in the world (as far as I kno…
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Comment #2119795
> Google doesn’t have as much insight into my personal life as Facebook has. This is debatable. Off the top of my head, Google has my search history, gmail (my facebook alerts get …
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Comment #2078314
There are so many things they changed for the 2 different test scenarios that I don't think that we can get anything out of the test except B is better than A. This experiment does…
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Comment #2078232
Hey, I took an engineering degree and it was able to teach me how to be a person as well (despite it not being a liberal arts degree). =) My experience is somewhat similar to your …
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Comment #2036730
Merry christmas HNers. This is from a fellow HNer half the world away in Asia that feels more connected to the greater global tech scene because of HN. Thanks HN
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Comment #1994800
Thanks Deviatore. Used your invite code to get an account. I was a little skeptical about the idea, but when I saw my own timeline after they pulled information from my social acco…
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Comment #1990033
The Google Chrome Notebook does not work like a normal desktop and is probably not supposed to. It's not surprising that he wasn't used to it. What's insightful that he expected it…
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Comment #1989913
I've been dreaming of true computer switching portability for a long while. What I mean is that my primary work machine, my travel machine and portable machine are all identical an…
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Comment #1965608
Maybe replacing textbooks is not what the iPad is not aiming to do. For those who are not in the know (pun intended) check out http://kno.com/ which is actually aiming to replace t…
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Comment #1965533
Heck, if this really works, I would take a personality profile test for free to save me from the pain of annoying customer service reps and save companies the hassle of trying to f…
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Comment #1965025
Subjective opionion but - http://www.6wunderkinder.com/wunderlist/ - Their task management app is pretty 'beautiful' imo.
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Comment #1965024
I have to agree with your comment. The more I read the more I was drawn into the article. He had a previous post that was on HN a while ago that I found pretty well written too - h…
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Comment #1958053
> many apartment dwellers already live in tiny spaces. True that. People in Hongkong or Japan are already living in teeny tiny house/apartments. And some go to extreme lengths to m…